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Eye Splash Salem Elrahal and Chip Rotolo The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics March 31, 2008 - April 8, 2008
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Eye Splash Salem Elrahal and Chip Rotolo The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics March 31, 2008 - April 8, 2008
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The goal of our high speed imaging miniterm project was to capture a drop of water hitting an eye in different stages. For safety reasons, we were not allowed to use a real eye, so we used the closest we had (a gummy candy) and soaked it in liquid until its composure was very similar to that of an eye. We hoped to get really good shots of the drop hitting in all of its stages, and hopefully get enough photos to create a short slideshow of the stages. Using our acquired knowledge from the course, patience, and some high functioning technology, we were able to capture the shots we desired.
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